On Mon, 2003-11-03 at 15:32, Carl Parrish wrote:
> 
> > I recently switched from tcsh to zsh. Not that I have anything against 
> > tcsh. It's still the best interactive shell out there. Anyway, in TC if 
> > you change something in one of your startup scripts, you can type 
> > 'rehash' and it's as if you logged in again. The shell re-initializes 
> > itself based on the new scripts. How do you do this in zsh?
> 
> 
> Don't know (though I've heard great things about zsh) in case they
> copied the bash command you may want to try 'source'
> 

That works with zsh. 
I altered my path in ~/.zshrc, did 
  `source .zshrc` 
and it worked.

FWIW zsh has some really handy tab completions, but I've read
(somewhere) that the same can be accomplished with bash, just not as
easily.

Bart